Spain Housing Protests: 70K March as Rent Rage Boils Over
Tens of thousands joined Spain housing protests across 50 cities after parliament killed emergency rent measures. Rubber bullets flew; a general strik...
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Nobel Prize 2026 Begins Monday: Medicine to Peace Preview
The Nobel Prize 2026 announcements run October 5-12, opening with medicine and closing with the peace prize in Oslo. Here is the full schedule and who...
India Gen Z Protests Erupt Over 'Vote Theft' Claims
Police detained demonstrators as India Gen Z protests backed by the Cockroach Janta Party entered a second day in New Delhi over disputed voter-roll c...
Sudan Drone Strikes Kill Children as Army Seizes Key Town
UNICEF says Sudan drone strikes hit a displacement shelter and university housing in El Obeid, killing children, as the army captured al-Mazroub in No...
Africa's UNGA Stand: Security Council Reform Is Overdue
Security Council reform dominated UNGA81 as African leaders spoke with rare unity. Why this year's demand for power-sharing felt different — an analys...
Record Coffee Surplus: What the 183.6M-Bag Harvest Means
A record coffee surplus flipped the global market after Brazil's biggest harvest ever — but your latte price may take a while to catch up. Here's why.
Lady Gaga's Haus Labs Apology: Shade-Range Drama Ends
Lady Gaga's Haus Labs apology admitted the brand tried to silence creator Golloria, paused its bronzer launch, and expanded the shade range to 11.
US Waives Rights Rules on $320M Egypt Military Aid
The US waived human rights conditions on $320M in Egypt military aid, citing Cairo's 'helpful role' in the Iran war, in a move confirmed by the State...
'Bolle Jos' Standoff: EU Freezes €18M Sierra Leone Aid
The EU suspended €18M in budget aid to Sierra Leone after it refused to arrest and extradite cocaine kingpin Jos 'Bolle Jos' Leijdekkers, Dutch offici...
Royal Marines Return to Faroe Islands After 80 Years
Royal Marines are back in the Faroe Islands for the first time since WWII, drilling vessel seizures and coastal landings with Denmark in the GIUK Gap.
Chile Student Protests Met With Tear Gas Over Budget Cuts
Student protests rocked Santiago on October 1 as thousands marched against education cuts in President Kast's 2027 budget, meeting tear gas and water...
UN Slams Pakistan's Counter-Terrorism Laws Targeting Lawyers
UN experts condemned Pakistan's counter-terrorism laws after lawyers Imaan Mazari-Hazir and Hadi Ali Chattha were rearrested hours after bail.